Allardyce aims to secure permanent Nakata move

Bolton 2 West Brom 0

Allardyce aims to secure permanent Nakata move
Mon, 24 Oct, 2005 - 01:00
Ken Gaunt, Reebok Stadium

Nakata scored his first goal for the club - a superb free-kick - following his loan move from Fiorentina in the 2-0 defeat of West Brom.

The Japanese midfielder followed up his fine display against Besiktas in the UEFA Cup in midweek with another classy performance.

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